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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
5
An ambiguous report notes new readers joining a local reading club at the public library. The fragmentary text mentions a dancer and various stray phrases, with unclear context but indicates ongoing library activities and a possible event or program associated with the club.
Rev. Mason Lee of Huntington WV speaks on I Peter 4 17 to a packed Nazarene revival audience, with congregants filling the boxcar pulpit setting as the weeknight event attracts steady turnout and reflection on the gospel’s reach.
Hawks of Keystone Schon conducts Bible studies at Calvary Tabernacle with Dean William S. leading sessions on the Book of Daniel. Special music features a feature by Meo Ah Nigh, with attendance noted as ongoing.
Dr J Meckvaine, pastor of First Presbyterian, will preach Sunday. Rumors of his leaving are denied as he remains for the union service at Cascade Park. Townsend Club No 3 meets Thursday at 7 43 PM at Ukrainian church to arrange travel to Warren Ohio for Dr Francis E Townsend address Friday afternoon.
Gettysburg June 29. Here follows the text of Lincoln’s immortal Gettysburg address. The oration speaks of the nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to equality. It notes the living must finish the unfinished work and ensure the dead’s sacrifice endures. The address asserts government by the people shall not perish on earth.
Senator O Mahoney and Senator Borah advocate interstate corporate charter legislation. They note Delaware as a birthplace for some firms and Wyoming as a key home state. O Mahoney says the monopoly probe needs broader inquiry for real economic facts.
A fragmentary critique on political power and a 31 year old insurance agent who rises to prominence, described with fragmented prose and speculative commentary about success and influence. The piece hints at personal and professional contrasts within a chaotic political arena.
Itchy pimples relief promised by Petersons Ointment for external causes. Application halts itching quickly, relieves smarting and soothes skin. Claims include relief between toes and feet, with a 35 cent price and money back guarantee.
The article argues that despite being the President's son, Elliot Roosevelt carved a path to wealth by promoting insurance and business interests. It notes alleged access to opportunities and the involvement of in-laws, including a radio firm, while criticizing the publicity around the Roosevelt family. The tone remains critical of perceived advantages and ethical concerns.
A deteriorated note records a Swedish Mission Covenant group rally at Nort Park with Rev. C. EL Dack and Carl Nelson elected treasurer, plus a Sunday gathering at Sunshine Avenue. It lists many local families, gifts, a wedding party with prizes, and social events at a home gathering as well as visitors from Akron and New Castle.
Residents report births at Jameson Memorial Hospital in two cases, with Mr and Mrs Clarence Burkey announcing a daughter on Monday and Mr and Mrs Tony Romano announcing a daughter on Saturday. Numerous relatives traveled to Pittsburgh and Youngstown, visiting family on Roosevelt Avenue and Elm Street, while Frances Gagliano returned home after time with her sister and family. A number of local residents and visitors from New Castle to Frankin, Pa, and Elm Street areas are noted, including social visits by the Mangano, Rapone, Swanson, and Hughes families. Mrs Thomas W Henry of Youngstown is staying with friends in Bessemer, and seven evenings ago Mrs Henry and Mrs Rawe moved to Elswood City for a lodge gathering.
The text lists delegates for a convention noting Gusia Fi meeps, Posy Mehoge, and Alve Thor Cann among attendees. It references a post in Florida Nebyun and mentions a large state convention with Y OaTS stakes.
The Workers Alliance plans a meeting tonight to discuss a proposed five dollar increase for WPA members and a $57.20 raise across branches. The group asks county EFL officials to authorize the Alliance to represent workers in the interfaith and religious bodies.
Announcement lists 17 to 29 year old youths eligible for CCC camps. Enrollments open at 321 South M Street starting Thursday with sessions between July 10 and July 20. Selections and quotas apply for six month terms, with the next group forming soon.
Fragmented notes list patient names and partial details including discharge, addresses, and staff references. Key entities include Badger, Dominick, Mrs Frances, Harold, and Frances. no clear dates or full actions are readable. The readable items suggest internal hospital memos or patient summaries without complete context.
A brief note describes a candidate line of Pousize OVOP St. The readable text lists names and positions but lacks full context or clear outcome.
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